"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد III. جزء I: من A إلى K" [و‎‎٢‎١] (١٢٧٨/٤٦)

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AB-I-GARM (2)—
A small spring in Fars on the road between Javakan and Manjingon,
some four miles distant from the former.—-(.BZac&mfm.)
AB-I-GARM (3)—Lat. Long. Elev. 1,950'.
A little stream in Luristan running into the Karkheh river, crossed by the
road from Dizful to Zuhab, at about 139 miles from the former.— (Raw-
linson.) Rivadeneyra made a stage at the Ab-i-Garm, 93| miles from Khur-
ramabad, and 63 miles from Dizful. No supplies ; water plentiful.—
{Rivadeneyra.)
AB-I-GARM (4)—
A village, 12| miles from Varpusht, a couple of miles to the left of the
road from Isfahan to Burujird.— {Schindler.) Petroleum reported here.
{Allahverdiantz, 1891.)
AB-I-GlRUB—
Same as ’Ajlrub {q.v.).
AB-I-HILISAT, vide HILISAT (AB-I-).
Ab-ljargAh—
A river in Khuzistan, crossed by a bridge, 20 miles from Shushtar on
the road to Mangasht.— {Rawlinson.)
AB-I-JALAL—
A small stream, in the lower Bakhtiari country, which flows past Kaleh-i-
Tul and joins the Ab-i-Balawas near ’Ala Khurshid. It is almost dry for
several months of the year.— {Morton, 1905 Arbuthnot, 1905.)
Ab-i-junaqAn—
A principal source of the Ab-i-Behishtabad {q.v.).
AB-I-KANCHl— Lat. 31° 14' N. ; Long. 53° 20' E. ; Elev.
A well on the northern borders of Fars, 7-| miles north of Abrquh.—
{Vaughan, 1891.)
AB-I-KARIND, vide AB-I-CHANARAH.
AB-I-KASHGAN, vide KASHGAN RUD.
AB-I-KHlRSAN—
A winding stream, tributary to the Karun, in Bakhtiari country.—
{Sawy&r, 1890.)
Ab-i-kukat—
A stream draining part of the Diz valley and flowing into the Karun
{vide this Gazetteer—Karun river).
AB-I-KULAN, vide KARKHEH (River).
AB-I-LASHKAR, vide CHASHMEH-I-RAUGHANl.
AB-I-LURDiaAN—
A considerable river rising in the Bakhtiari mountains in the province of
Luristan in Janiki Sardsir, near the village from which it derives its name.
It is fordable in many places, but is generally narrow and deep, with well